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Patrick Mahomes Smashes NFL Record With 300th Career Touchdown Pass

The Chiefs' quarterback continues to etch his name in the NFL's history books.
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Patrick Mahomes has once again made NFL history.

With his first-quarter, fourth-down throw to wide receiver Xavier Worthy against the Lions on Sunday Night Football, he became by far the fastest player in NFL history to notch 300 touchdown passes. The record includes both the regular season and postseason.

Here's a look at the scoring play:

Mahomes' 300th score came in his 138th NFL game. The previous record holder was former Dolphins great Dan Marino, who accomplished the feat in 147 games.

You can add this to a laundry list of accomplishments for the 30-year-old star, who has already won three Super Bowls, three Super Bowl MVPs, two NFL MVPs, an Offensive Player of the Year Award, and has been named to six Pro Bowls in his nine-year career.

The Chiefs sit at 2-3 to begin the 2025 season and are in the the midst of a back-and-forth clash against Detroit from their home field at Arrowhead Stadium.

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Mike Kadlick
MICHAEL KADLICK

Mike Kadlick is an NFL writer for Sports Illustrated. He’s also a New England Patriots reporter for CLNS Media, where he hosts the Patriots Daily podcast and covers the beat from Gillette Stadium. Before joining SI, Kadlick worked at WEEI sports radio in Boston. He holds a master’s degree in public relations from Boston University. When Kadlick’s not covering football, he can be found running, spending time with his wife and dog, and enjoying all things pizza.